Schneiderman said Barclays had told its dark pool clients that it monitored for high-speed trading, but it didn't and it actually favoured high-speed traders.
"I understand that we want to limit access, but if we limit it too much, it will actually favour the black market and its negative consequences".
Small Canadian publishers actually favour e-lending because the library market there accounts for as much as 40% of their business, says Paul Whitney, formerly of Vancouver Public Library.
(While most Republicans actually favour a path to citizenship, most Tea-Party primary voters oppose it; 37% would support a national effort to deport all undocumented immigrants).
However, consumer choices are being skewed by government actions, such as massive programmes of agricultural support that actually favour fast foods over healthy eating.
When will the president shed this "verbal tick", the show wondered (perhaps leaving some to worry whether such "ticks" carry lyme disease, adding injury to insult).But does the president actually favour the phrase "make no mistake"?
Photograph: Ben Stansall/AFP/Getty Images Updated at 2.15pm BST 1.56pm BST More on best-of-three David Hopkins mails with his thoughts: I agree that five setters are becoming a real physical challenge (as Peter Simon used to say), but don't the top players actually favour them, given that they mediate against upsets?
Inexperienced liberal parties still have a chance to regain some ground in later rounds, particularly if they forge alliances: Egypt's convoluted election rules actually favour mid-sized parties over the smallest and biggest.Some, however, are consoling themselves in traditional Egyptian fashion, with humour.
So in parts of the world where malaria infection rates are extremely high, like Africa, natural selection may actually favour the sickle-shaped cells.
